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Appointed Monday to Take Charge of Galeton Banking Company. Lynn Lush, of Galeton, Monday appointed Galeton Banking Company, Galeton, Judge Howard Marsh. The appointment brought about the the part the partinterested the showed the court that bank had been closed by order President Roosevelt, with other banking of the that further order its reopening had been further appears that the some extent unliquid. Some them obligations late William Connor, Wellsboro, which be paid this time by reason the fact that the assets the estate consist largely of large tract timber land the south, which by reason of nomic conditions cannot this time be converted into cash. appeared the court that prevent the assets and make possible winding the stated that the the institution are about Lush prominent busiman of Galeton. underthat he qualifying immediately and the necessary bond by the court that he will proceed with duties.
The Late Donald K. Champaign. Donald K. Champaign, promincitizen business Norwich, died March after illness of about weeks. was born Marshlands, Tioga county, Decem1889, son Samuel and Emma Marsh Champaign. He educated Ithaca Hign School Cornell University, graduating from Cornell 1913. played tackle on the varsity for three years and selected by Walter Camp as American tackle. During the world war he First Lieutenant the Ordnance Department engaged in the development of tanks, first signer and Bridgeport, Conn. Following the he employed design and efficiency engineer mira. 1921 he removed Norwich, organized Champaign and took over Buick agency which he had- conducted until about middle January, when he retired on count his health. He married at Ithaca Florence Ingraham, who together with Donald aged 15, and David eight mother, Emma Champaign, and Leigh M. Champaign, formerly resident Nor wich, and associated with ChainBros. Inc., also survive. Champaign member First church and active Boy and the of Norwich Lodge, and Norwich Post Legion and until Norwich Rotary. Don Champaign was noblemen. What best the community had earnest support. Modestly but effectively lived the life good citizen. Having well founded opinions, tolerant the opinions others, looking for and finding fellow that which good. Among the youth community whose interests devoted. influence inspiring. As as husband, father, neighbor, citizen, lived life which up those which, sured, the good and faithful Chenango Union.
